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David Bennett of Overnewton Anglican Community College has been working on remixing projects with his music tech students in years 7 through to year 10.
He also likes to keep things fresh by using current music with the students and his projects incorporate music theory skills as well as technology-based skills.
In this episode, we talk about where Dave finds audio stems for remixing projects, the software he uses with different year levels and the process the students use to create their remixes.
Links and resources
- Jacob Collier YouTube channel
- Jacob Collier #IHarmU video example
- June Lee transcriptions playlist (including many Jacob Collier songs)
- Close To You transcription
- MS Project (stems)
- Acapellas4U (stems)
- Indaba Music (remix competitions – download stems)
- Hook Theory
- Hook Theory tutorials and lesson plans inside the Midnight Music Community
- Fact Magazine
Example remix project rubrics
David has kindly shared a couple of his remix project rubrics which you can download by clicking on the links below:
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